Soccer Fans Subject Chasid to Anti-Semitic Songs on Flight

 

A West Ham fan has been arrested on suspicion of a hate crime after landing in Stansted Airport following reports that a orthodox Jewish man was subjected to offensive chanting  yesterday. 

Video footage onboard the Ryanair flight showed several fans signing a highly offensive song at the man as he attempted to take his seat on board the flight from Stansted to Genk on Thursday. 

Essex Police confirmed the 55-year-old football fan was arrested as he stepped off the return flight from Belgium shortly before 4pm.  

He has been taken to an Essex Police station for questioning. 

An Auschwitz captive and one of her guards forged a bond to escape the insanity - now their astonishing WWII love story is to be a major documentary

 

Standing in her blue and white striped prison uniform, the snapshot of Helena Citronova could pass for one of many tragic mementos of Auschwitz. Except for one glaring difference — she's smiling.

And it's not the nervous grin of an inmate terrified of offending the Nazi holding the camera in the Third Reich's most notorious death camp. 

She appears genuinely happy, her wide smile animating a beautiful, apple-cheeked face that shows little evidence of the starvation and brutality that ravaged her fellow prisoners.

In fact that's because Helena wasn't performing for the camera as the man holding it, SS Unterscharfuhrer Franz Wunsch, was her lover. 

'Yes, she was the love of his life,' says the Nazi's daughter Magda nearly 80 years later. 

He treasured that photo, I know. He would take reproductions. He copied the picture and I know he even took the head off and put it on different clothes, on a different background.'

It's not surprising Wunsch might want to forget where and when the photo was taken. His romance with Helena is surely one of the most astonishing and unlikely stories to emerge from World War II. 

Crazy Exchange Between Reporter and White House Deputy Press Secretary

 

Doocy: "Why give taxpayer money to people who broke federal law to get here?"

Jean-Pierre: "One of the things that we have to remember why we're in this place that we are today is because we had an administration that had an inhumane, immoral policy." pic.twitter.com/EcqycUI9Lt

— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) November 5, 2021

Peter Doocy drops the mic:

"Is there discussion about giving people who came here the right way money?"

WH Deputy Press Sec: "Why would we be giving people who came here the right way money?"

"Why are you giving people who came here the wrong way money?" pic.twitter.com/ILgwq6Fx0J

— The First (@TheFirstonTV) November 5, 2021

Why Are There Only "Palestinian Flags" Waiving at "Climate Change March" in Glasgow?

 

Glasgow. COP26. Marching for action on climate change. Biggest flags on display? Take a wild guess… pic.twitter.com/zYkAk3xqiQ

— James Vaughan (@EquusontheBuses) November 5, 2021

New York Times Lies About "Jewish Anti-Zionists" Goes Way Back to 1960

 

Watch Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm laugh when asked about Biden's plans to bring gas prices down.

 

Americans aren’t laughing when they go to fill up and see gas prices at the highest level since 2014. https://t.co/U3P2PrRRIO

— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) November 5, 2021

DIN Contest: $500.00 to the one Who can Figure Out what Pelosi Just Said

 

If you were a police officer, and a driver you had stopped were talking like this, how likely is it you would order a sobriety test? pic.twitter.com/2py40M7JGL

— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) November 6, 2021

Camala's VE'Nehepach Hu ... Keeps mask on when no one is around, then takes it off to meet people

 

She takes off her mask as she approaches people. pic.twitter.com/aau7NcbReD

— Kate Hyde (@KateHydeNY) November 4, 2021

Law Firm Sues Michigan Secretary of State for Leaving 25,000 Dead Registrants on Voter Rolls

 

The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) filed a lawsuit against Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson on Wednesday, alleging she failed to remove more than 25,000 potentially deceased registrants from voter rolls after being notified of the issue several times.

The law firm, which is solely dedicated to election integrity, first reportedly notified Benson about the potentially deceased voters in September 2o2o after extensively reviewing and cross referencing state records. According to the lawsuit, PILF was repeatedly met with resistance by the Secretary of State’s office and was even allegedly denied a records request. As a result of Benson’s refusal to change or comply, the firm had to repurchase voter data reports several times over the course of a year to make sure its investigation was up to date. PILF said in the lawsuit:

The Foundation has spent many thousands of dollars reviewing Michigan’s election procedures and documented failures to maintain an accurate and correct voter roll as required by the NVRA [National Voter Registration Act of 1993]. Defendant’s unlawful list maintenance program has forced the Foundation to incur substantial costs comparing Michigan’s voter rolls to the Social Security Death Index, various commercial databases, and other sources in order to identify deceased registrants.

Zera Shimshon Parshas Toldos